Violet-Design The Flamingo Junior

Cardio capacitor only. It goes everywhere. It is pretty original and even if they looks like Prototype Neumann. Mine are black bought secondhand I had no choice.
It is presented in Wood box in which the attachment type suspension silent block does not go bad.
No fuss is same as Latvian very micro. Brut de Brut!
Well we still feel that this is not all Chinese all pretty beautiful but fragile. There was the burly, without being too heavy.
My Mic are two of the game in the assembly, a bad point. Easy to solve but hey!

OVERALL OPINION

it's been 3 years since I use them. It has no competitors in this price range namely € 800. It can not be compared with the TLM 103, which is far less versatile than the Junior. By against it rivals the sound of the U67 and U87 fatherhood is. It was in the hands a magic mike and we are surprised every time in the flawless quality of the microphone. It is wide, very wide with a grain silky in the treble. I registered with acoustic guitars on one is enough and no matter what its position is still very beautiful then it is only a matter of taste. It takes less than 3 minutes to find what one seeks.
Percussion on snare and bass drum as it ensures the work altogether. Honors of a 80cm bass drum with a small muscle-in the bass of your choice, a huge sound.
The amp is not bad but I prefer to pair it with a ribbon and stick a bit far.
Head over in the Jazeux should find their accounts, a friend "it's good is the need for anything more"
On bass amp very good too ...
Bon on vocals of course it works perfectly. But all this remains a matter of taste. I'm brass, violin and cello voice of all ... He never gave a bad result.
I tried many things and it Junoir is by far the best mic I have in my park. 414 shall appear the cold, bland 103,105. The Rodes stiff (that's the case, I love) You must type more expensive to really compare them! So the value for money is really terrible.
It's a real micro studio said its versatility is second to none in this price range. A Must